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Investigation and Comparison of the Prediction Capabilities of Multiple 0D/1D Combustion Calibration Strategies Using Different Turbocharger Systems as Calibration …

Hatz et al., 2022

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7610939009611547981
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Hatz R
Zhou H
Diez C
Wachtmeister G
Jaensch M
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Reliably calibrated simulation and combustion models not only enable the prediction of non- validated operating points, but also compensate for the time that would be required for costly test bench measurements. Under the premise of investigating various turbocharging …
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